Album Ensamble Urbano, by enCayapa
Released in Caracas, Venezuela in 2006.
EnCayapa’s first recording, entitled “Ensamble Urbano”, was released in the summer of 2006 and includes five of Marquez’s compositions. In this recording, Marquez worked not only as composer and guitarist for the ensemble, but as one of the producers. “Ensamble Urbano” has received very positive reviews from some of the most important musicians in Venezuela and abroad, such as latin jazz authority Paquito D’Rivera.

Album America’s Millenium Tribute to Adolphe Sax, Volume XIV.
Arizona University Recordings
Contemporary Composer and Performer Series. 2008 Nana (2007), by Victor Marquez Barrios, is included in this collection in a superb interpretation by Award-Winning Ensemble H2 Quartet. According to Michael L. Keepe, Arizona University Recordings producer: “The exceedingly high standards and talent of today’s saxophone quartets coupled with the fearless and adventuresome spirit of today’s composers have brought the saxophone quartet into its golden age.”